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    Mathe fällt heute aus

    [verb]
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    umgangssprachlich für "findet heute nicht statt";

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    Mir fällt nur ein: .."doesn't take place", aber das hört sich blöd an.

    Author Baba52 (1236972) 18 Feb 19, 11:25
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    ... has been cancelled ...

    #1Author penguin (236245) 18 Feb 19, 11:26
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    Ginge alternativ


    "has been called off"


    oder wäre das unidiomatisch?

    #2Author B.L.Z. Bubb (601295) 18 Feb 19, 11:31
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    In diesem Kontext würde ich #2 nicht sagen.


    *sing* No maths today... *sing*

    #3Author Gibson (418762) 18 Feb 19, 11:37
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    *aufdeutschweitersing* Das ist geil, das ist geil

    Hurra, hurra, die Schule brennt *sing*

    #4Author lingua franca (48253) 18 Feb 19, 11:43
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    Maths = BE

    Math (or math class) = AE

    #5Author hbberlin (420040) 18 Feb 19, 13:05
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    OT: A ruler is a weapon of math(s) instruction ;-)

    #6Author B.L.Z. Bubb (601295) 18 Feb 19, 13:11
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    There'll be / There's no math class today.


    I'd say "umgangssprachlich."

    #1 is fairly formal, imo.

    #7Author dude (253248) 18 Feb 19, 13:21
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    #1 is fairly formal, imo.

    Well it is somewhat; but add a contraction:

    Math's been cancelled today.

    and we have normal coll. speech.

    #8Author wupper (354075) 18 Feb 19, 19:04
     
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